The Clinical Navigator helps prioritize findings based on the primary concern, guiding to the most relevant findings for a case
Clinicians can now reorder RAY findings according to relevance to the case. By specifying the primary concern, the system will reorganize the findings to ensure the most clinically relevant information appears first, followed by the rest of the findings.
Once a primary concern is selected from the list, the system will reorder the findings into the following categories:
* Main Concern: Findings that are directly related to the primary concern.
* High-Value Abnormal: Critical/important findings that may be unrelated to the primary concern but are clinically important. If necessary, you can submit a STAT request for more clarity regarding these findings.
* Other: Incidental or less critical findings, other normal findings or not assessable.
